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1. Pro matt yow

   Has anyone mastered CS6's variable stroke width? I tried it for the first time last night and was really pleased. Obviously, I need more practice, but very cool.
   Check out the attachment for more options.

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   10 months ago

2. Pro Jonathan Ogden

   Haven't tried it! Is it a new CS6 feature? I may have to investigate...

   10 months ago

3. Pro matt yow

   maybe CS5? (I jumped from CS4 to CS6, so its new to me). Either way, its pretty awesome. Each lettering sample is a single stroke width modified at certain points on the line to increase/decrease weight.

   10 months ago

4. Pro Jonathan Ogden

   Sounds new to me! This looks great, by the way :)

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   10 months ago

5. Pro Mirco Moretti

   µhmm!!… I think its a new CS6 nice feature.

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   10 months ago

6. Pro Jord Riekwel

   It was part of CS5. Gradient on Stroke is a CS6 feature. :)

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   10 months ago

7. Peter Tait

   This feature sounds very cool, how did I not know!

   10 months ago

8. Pro alicjacolon

   cs5 - i use it a lot in illustrator

   10 months ago

9. Pro Bady

   I've tried this feature before. Do you talk about Photoshop CS 6? I think this feature was adopted from Illustrator CS5. The problem with this technique is that you can't edit the stroke using previous Ps version (CS5).

   10 months ago

10. Pro Drew Albinson

    Lovely shot. Yep CS5, a real game changer though. I have CS4 at home and CS5/6 at work and its hard to adjust to home life without it!

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    10 months ago

11. Pro Tobia Crivellari 

    Lovely! @matt yow

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    10 months ago

12. Anora Campo

    We love so much this!

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    10 months ago

13. Pro matt yow

    thanks guys!

    10 months ago